Term Life Insurance Plan

Applying Term Life To Your Need

Ask yourself the question which term life insurance plan best fits your need when considering a life insurance purchase.

There are several to choose from but the one you choose must be comfortably applied to your particular need.

A single person with no children has a limited need for a policy. If this person has children that is another matter.

A married person with children would likely have a greater need than would a married person with no children and no plans to have children.

A corporation would have a different need than a partnership or a sole proprietorship. Let me try to assist you in deciding which is best for your situation.

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Term Life Insurance Plan - Which Is Best?

• 5 Year Level Term And Yearly Renewable Term
  
  These policies are usually used for short term needs. A grandfather is paying his granddaughters college costs. He wants to be certain the young lady graduates even if he dies before that exciting day.
  
  He buys a 5 year term policy or a yearly renewable term policy. You have an outstanding loan that you have no problem paying but if you died this would be a burden to other members of your family.
  
  You have a few years of payments left. You use the 5 year term or the yearly renewable term life insurance plan.
• 10 Year, 15 Year, 20 Year, 25 Year And 30 Year Term Life Policies
  
  These term policies would be used to protect the survivors if the breadwinner, or breadwinners, should die. The length of the term would depend on what you want to accomplish.
  
  Usually you want to replace your income with income coming from the death benefit of the policy. You may also want all or part of this life insurance income to be paid to your spouse for the rest of her life.
  
  You count the years starting with the age of the youngest child to the point when he or she graduates college. The life insurance company will help you determine how much insurance will be required to provide the income payable to your spouse for the rest of her life after the children graduate.
  
  These policies can also be used to provide funds to restart a sole proprietorship after you die. That is if a family member wants to continue the business, for example. They can also be used to fund buy sell agreements in a corporation or a partnership.
  
  The term life insurance policy would depend on the thinking of the principals in the the particular businesses. It would depend on how far ahead they project, how far ahead they plan.

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